Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-22

wanna and Western Railroad, were ar
raigned in the Police Court this morning
Thomas Sheehy was pointed out as the on
who killed Hogan. The Court remande'
the prisoners.
New York United Labor County Con
| vention.
New YORK, January 2lst.-Tne United
Labor County Convention, at its third ses
| sion tonight, adopted resolutions declar
| ing that the employment OF special officer!
| by private individuals and corporations
| was glaring imposture, and a violation o
American liberty and fundamental law
that Pinkertons men are going from State
| to State, committing murders, for which
none of them are ever brought to trial
| calling upon Governor Hill to stamp out
| the blood-stained gang of murderous
| tramps who have dared 10 establish theil
headquarters in the metropolis of Ameri-
can civilization; demanding the Legisla-
| ture to forbid by law the employment as
| special officers of. men not citizens of this
| State, and who have not resided three years
| in the county where they are employed
| and all such special officers TO be paid by
| the State forbidding. under penalty oi
| fine and Imprisonment, ali special officers
receiving any salary or reward from indi-
viduals or corporations. and finally, calling
| upon Congress to investigate the coal pools,
and the employment OF armed forces con-
trolled by private detective agencies.
Using General Logan's Name for Swim
ding Purposes.
CHICAGO, January 21st-A scheme to use
General Losan's name for swindling pur-
poses was discovered here to-day. Solicit
ors representing they were about to pub
lish under the auspices of the Grand Army
of the Republic, a life of General Logan, a
part of the proceeds TO go to Mrs. Logan,
took orders for books at ten cents each, and
sold the back page of the cover OF the
whole edition to a number of persons for
$50. When the book came out the adver-
tisers discovered the advertisements only
published in few copies. The G. A. K.
repudiates any connection with the affair.
The printer of the book refuses to say who
the principals in the scheme are.
The United States SenatOrship.
LINCOLN (Neb.), January 21st.-In the
joint session at noon to-day A. 7. Paddock
was chosen United States Senator to sue
coed Van Wyck. The vote was as follows
Paddock 81, McShane (Dem.), 50, Van
Wyck T.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 21st.-Contrary
to general expectation the joint session OF
the Legislature was again without result.
The Senate at noon proceeded to the hall
of the House. when two ballots We're taken,
the vote standing as heretofore Turpie 10,
Harrison II, Allen 4
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.
SAN ANToNIA TEX }, January 21st.-A
shooting affair occurred this afternoon on
Military Plaza between two brothers
named Nicholson and Robert Wynne, re-
sulting in fatally wounding of W. O..
Nicholson and Wynne. Abe Nicholson
ana Wynne were formly partners, owning
wood yard, bat the partnership had been
dissolved Wynne claimed that he had
been swindled. He called at the store Of
the Nicholson brothers this afternoon and
deliberately provoked quarrel, with the
above result.
The Boston Police Make a Good Haul.
BosroN, January 21st.-The police to-
night made raid on house in Chelsea
in which was found several thousand dol
lars worth of stolen property A gang OF
counterteiters inhabitating the premises
were also arrested. The house on College
street, Chelsea, was found full of money,
jewelry, etc, valued at many thousand dol
lars: also, an immense lot of silver bull
ion, and the most complete set of counter
feiters' paraphernalie ever captured.
A Benevolent Governor.
DETROIT January 21st.-Tnformatio of
another of Governor R. Alger's extensive
beneyolences has Just leaked out, through
the fuel and ilou- dealers who were con-
nected with the enterprise. Through his
Private Secretary, and few trusted friends,
he found 800 needy families during the
recent cold snap, and to each of them was
sent barrel of -four and ton of coal, or 4
cord of wood The scenes at the delivery
of the needed gifts were often pitiful and
pathetic, many families being entirely des-
titute.
Great Political Excitement in Canada.
New YORK. January 22d.-The Tribune S
Ottawa special says Never in the history
of political affairs in Canada has there been
such an excitement as there is to- day Fri
day).. The designations of Sir Alexander
Campbell, Postmaster-General;W W. A. Nc
Clellan. Minister Of Finance, and John
Costigan, Minister of Internal Revenue,
offered some days ago on account of differ
ences with the Premier over dissolution, as
well as matters of state, up to this time
have not been accepted, although they insist
| they shall be, and for the last week have
| refused to attend the meeting of the Cabi-
net. This act on the part of the seeding
| I1lIllSteTS Was udiitu Win ueliSui DN tHS
Liberals. as indicating the weakness of Sir
| John a. Macdonald's cause. To-day came
| the heaviest blow of all to the Government,
when James A. Chapleau, Secretary of
State handed his resignation to Sir John
Macdonald, and intimated that hereafter
| their political fortunes be in opposite direc-
| tions This means that the Secretary will
| 90 to Quebec and lead the Nationalist,
| thus holding the balance of power between
| the Conservatives and Liberals in the next
| House.
| Woman and Her Two Children Burned
to Death.
COLUMBIA Is. C.), January 21st.-The
| house of Colvin Bass, in Kershaw county,
has been destroyed by an incendiary fire
His wife, who was sick in bed, and her two
small children perished in the flames Bass
is suspected of having fred the house.
The Policeman's Deadly Pistol.
New YORK, January 21st.-Policeman
Adams, in firing at fleeing prisoner on
| Center street to-day, shot and killed Pom
tainella Canallo, aged 81 years, who was
standing in front of mis- fathers drugstore.
| Hanged.
| AUGUSTA (Ga.), January 21st.-Preston
| Valentine was hanged this afternoon. Val
entine murdered an old man named Wales
who was employed as night watchmen a
the stables of the street railway company
of this city, to conceal robbery.
| Found Guilty.
BALTIMORE, January 21st.-John T. Ross
(colored). who assisted in the murder o.
Emily Brown (coloredl, with view tc
selling her body to medical college, wa:
tonight found guilty of murder in the
first degree.
Looking Out for His Son.
WASHINGTON, January 21st.-Ex-Senatol
| Thurman of Ohio. has written letter tC
the President, asking him to appoint hi
son, Allen W. Thurman, as q member o
the Interstate Commerce Commission, un
der the Act passed to-day.
CASUAL REMARKS.
"Whau becomes of all the counterfeit
coins?' excitedly asks an exchange. Mos
of them eventually find their way into tn,
contribution boxes Chicago Tribune